$COMFORTDELGRO CORPORATION LTD(C52.SI)$ From an investment point of view, comfort is a great buy at current price levels for the long term. People are still going to take buses and trains worldwide in a recession, and fares will go up. Comfort taxi drivers drive for a living and will hold on to their taxis regardless of economy. Their car rental business will do better as people sell their cars and turn to rent. It is also a rare stock flashing undervaluation in all 3 valuation matrics in our app.

$Genting Sing(G13.SI)$  Q4 is the traditionally strong quarter. Also VIP chips and gambling revenue fluctuates quarterly but always come back.

$CHINA COMM CONS(01800)$ This is part of a very fishy group of stocks. If the profits are real and the pe is indeed less than 3, why is it that the dividend payout ratio is so low? And since the dividend payout ratio is low, won't the company have accumulated cash many times over the current share price? And if the profits were reinvested to grow the business, won't the statements show year-on-year growth? Anyone please enlighten.

$HAIDILAO(06862)$  Wow. Such result after massively increasing employees' pay is unbelievable, especially after rivals all report losses or huge drop in profits. Turnover per table hits a dizzying 4.2 when rivals are all experiencing a drop in table turnover rate. Incredible.

$PING AN(02318)$  dropped today over earnings concerns. Since hitting $46.50 in May, stock has crashed $13 in 3 months. PingAn's results could miss analyst targets by miles based on its share price movements pre-earnings.

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$  If you look at the monthly chart you can see that sti index is still sloping upwards. Dbs is still trading above $30. Singtel recently soared and convincingly broke $2.50 resistance. Before covid, even $25 is high. I believe sti will continue to rise and eventually break record highs.

$S&P 500(.SPX)$  Extremely bullish candlestick seen. Many big tech soaring since opening.

$Dow Jones(.DJI)$  Bullish hammer. Many stocks rose like crazy from open. 

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ The most speculative stock in SGX. Likely strong support at gap up resistance around 20 cents. Resistance level hard to gauge as stock might explode upwards. Short term resistance at $1.7 region. in the shorter term, it is likely to remain volatile and wide-range bound.

$PING AN(02318)$   already $12 off 2 month high. That is an almost 30% crash in 2 months. Biggest insurer in China and most valuable insurer by asset under management in the world. Annual dividend distribution is 2 times the one off future dilution caused by CB issuance. Share price is way off its peak at $120 and trading at super long term support. Dyodd.

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ Won alot of high value contracts in the past few months. Shares traded as low as 7.6cents before consolidating and soaring to 136 cents today. Expect former strong resistance turned support at around 14.5 cents to hold.

$Yanlord Land(Z25.SI)$ Oversold and grossly undervalued. This will be a multi bagger when it recovers.

$LION OCBC HSTECH ETF S$(HST.SI)$   Hong kong tech stocks are now trading at multi decade lows, yet their companies have grown much much bigger over the years. China’s gdp per capita 2023 vs 2007 is … yet the stock market… and stocks in hstech index aren’t any junk fly by night companies, they are behemoths and very much part of the everyday lives of people! Yet they are currently priced like they are in a terminal decline!

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$   Sti super bull coming. Immediate target 3750 within the next 3 years. Index has stayed above 2900 for an extended period of time, showing it's strengths at decade high levels.  It'll eventually even cross 4000! Investors with cash on hand can consider buying Singapore stocks before this huge impending surge.

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